Change of use · Nice · 2026 regulation
Your change-of-use application in Nice, prepared and filed for you.
100% free
The Métropole’s new regulation changed the rules on 1 September 2026, and in quota zones authorisations go first come, first served. The platform is in French, the rules are dense: hand us your file. We prepare it, check every document, file it in your name and you track everything online, in English.
- File prepared and checked
- Filed in your name
- Call back within one working day
- Online tracking until the decision
How it works
Five steps, and you only take one.
1
You fill in the form
Property address, situation, contact details: two minutes. We instantly check whether the property is in a quota zone.
2
We call you back
Within one working day, in English, at the time you choose. We confirm eligibility and the strategy.
3
We gather the documents
Tailored list, review of every document, DPE to redo or not, power of attorney signed electronically. An incomplete file in a quota zone is rejected.
4
We file in your name
Online filing on the Métropole’s official platform, under your power of attorney. You receive the acknowledgement.
5
You track it online
Owner area with Google, Microsoft or Apple sign-in: file status, messages, next steps until the decision.
The complete guide
Rules, deadlines, documents, fines, tax: everything about change of use in Nice, in English.
Read the guide →Quota-zone map
Check in one second whether your address is in one of the 39 capped IRIS.
Check my address →Buying from abroad
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Choose my country →Frequently asked questions
There is none. Preparing and filing your application costs you nothing and commits you to nothing. We do it because some owners we help then entrust us with managing their property. If you don’t, you keep your authorisation. Any DPE fee stays the assessor’s.
La Joyeuse Conciergerie is a private company, independent from the Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur. Sources: change-of-use regulation, Métropole decision of 22 June 2026; public notice of 15 August 2026; Construction and Housing Code, art. L631-7 ff.
New regulation expected in January 2027
Be the first to know, and file as soon as it opens
The Métropole is recalculating quotas for a new regulation in early 2027. In quota zones, authorisations go first come, first served: subscribers get our analysis of the new text on publication day, and we prepare their file in advance.